topic Re: Setup Triggers Using Powershell in QlikView

Setup Triggers Using Powershell

Anonymous — Mon, 26 Jan 2026 18:19:17 GMT

Hello Everyone ,

Do anyone of you know how to setup triggers for a task using power shell ?

Kindly let me know .

Thanks ,

Venkat

Re: Setup Triggers Using Powershell

Anonymous — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 06:31:39 GMT

Any inputs ?

Re: Setup Triggers Using Powershell

settu_periasamy — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 06:44:48 GMT

Have you checked these documents?

QlikView and Windows PowerShell

Powershell and QlikView

Run qlikview application via PowerShell (using Task Scheduler)

Re: Setup Triggers Using Powershell

Anonymous — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 06:53:58 GMT

Yes ,these are not part of my requirement

Re: Setup Triggers Using Powershell

mmpas4887 — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 15:41:15 GMT

I use QMSedx in a bat file to execute a task. The command looks like this

\\QVroot\scriptfolder\QMSEDX -task=%TaskName% -password=%PASSWORD% -qms=%QMS%

The task is an external program created from the SYSTEM > Supporting Tasks Tab in th eQMC

Re: Setup Triggers Using Powershell

evan_kurowski — Fri, 21 Jul 2017 12:58:17 GMT

Love Powershell!!! Powershell & QlikView Bff's

# This sequence loops through development environments and copies source files from a local machine to the QMC publishing repository, then initiates reloads on each environment via EDX

$QV_Servers = 'PRODBOX','UATBOX','DEVBOX' ##Add boxes as needed

$QV_Servers | %{

ROBOCOPY "\\$env:COMPUTERNAME\$MyDataSourcePath" "\\$_.$MyDataDestinationPath" /MIR;

write-host `nPerforming an EDX task on $_

\\$StaticPublisherEDXPath\QMSEDX.exe -task="_EDX Reload $MyTaskName" -qms="$(-join('http://',$_,':4799/QMS/Service'))" -password="$EDXPassword"

}